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Dedicated to sharing visual culture with the world, M+ offers a wide selection of art prints in various formats, including print, poster, and postcard. Each piece has been chosen from our collection and is currently displayed in the museum.
This print features Asian Field by Antony Gormley, part of the M+ Collection, Hong Kong. It is printed on quality archival paper, complying with the highest life expectancy of 100+ years. Serving as a quintessential museum keepsake, it can be displayed at home, the office, or wherever visual culture is well received.
About Artwork
Asian Field is an ambitious sculptural work by British artist Antony Gormley. It is part of his Field series of projects, which have taken place around the globe, including Australia, North and South America, the United Kingdom, and Europe. In each place, Gormley uses local clay as the material and invites members of the local community to participate in the making of the work. For this installation, Gormley collaborated with around 300 people of all ages from Xiangshan village (now Huadong Town) in Guangzhou. After a five-day period of intensive work, the team created approximately 200,000 hand-sized figures. This vast installation toured to four of the largest cities in China: Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, and Chongqing, with each display requiring more than two thousand square metres of exhibition space. In each exhibition space, the figures are placed on the ground in a tight arrangement, all facing one direction. Viewers take in the mass of figures from a single vantage point with all eyes set upon them. Feeling the weight of the gaze, visitors are made to reflect on their place in the world and own responsibility for humanity’s collective future.
Size: S (45 x 30 cm), M (60 x40 cm), L (75 x 50 cm), XL (90 x 60 cm)
FANTAC Fine Art Paper, Acid-free, Archival Paper, Long Life Certificate, certified in compliance with IOS 9706
Print: Digital
Origin: Hong Kong
Care: Display proundly
